aware in Italian
aware in Italian is conscio, consapevole, all'erta — aware means having knowledge or realisation of something.
aware in Italian
conscio
consapevole
all'erta
Vigilant or on one's guard against danger or difficulty.
What does "aware" mean?
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adj Having knowledge or realisation of something.
"Were you aware of the change to the timetable before you arrived?"
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adj Alert and watchful, especially regarding danger.
"Drivers must stay aware of cyclists when turning left at busy junctions."
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aware in a sentence
- Were you aware of the change to the timetable before you arrived?
- She wasn't aware that the shop had already closed.
- Drivers must stay aware of cyclists when turning left at busy junctions.
- The lifeguard was always aware of the children splashing near the deep end.
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What is "aware" in Italian?
"aware" in Italian is conscio, consapevole, all'erta. aware means: Having knowledge or realisation of something.
How do you use "aware" in a sentence?
Example: "Were you aware of the change to the timetable before you arrived?" In Italian, "aware" is conscio, consapevole, all'erta.
Are there other ways to say "aware" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "aware": conscio, consapevole, all'erta.
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